Susannah of the Mounties

Good ole days

I would give this no stars if possible. It was for a gift and it won’t play. Paid over $10 for garbage!

Shirley Temple plays the lone wagon train survivor of an indian attack in Canada in this charming little story. While it's full of stuff that's probably "politically incorrect" now, it's still a cute story and it follows the standard plot for most of her movies: cute little girl helps save the day for someone she loves. The smoking of the pipe for a treaty makes for a cute scene and so does the indian dancing. The young man who played the son of the Chief was perfect for the part and made a good partner for Shirley. Teens will turn up their noses at it and so may older kids, but the 6-10 crowd will probably like it, especially if they like horses, westerns, or Shirley Temple.

Love Shirley temple try his is great kinda like a western

As with so many other VHS tapes I have ordered, there was intermittent sound and video quality trouble that seem to alleviate further into the tape, but this might be something you have to put up with re: old technology. This movie is a Shirley Temple one I was not familiar with. After seeing it, I wondered why they don't play it on the movie channels more often. Very much "classic" Shirley Temple.

This was a childhood favorite of mine. I had a really awful copy on VHS I made from tv years ago. I saw it on youtube, and the quality was just beautiful, and I enjoyed watching it. So I decided I'd buy the DVD. Watched it again, and it was very sharp and the color was beautiful. Looks even better than when I watched it on tv years ago.

One of Shirley Temples best movies! The Waltz song is one of my absolute favorites.

i bought this dvd for my sister for Chirstmas because her and i collect them.we grew up watching Shirley and my great nieces like watching her,too.

Gentle and funny. My husband and l are in our eighties and this dvd is delightful.

Another great film by Randolph scott

Clasical film

Not a great movie (I was expecting that) but the DVD quality is good and that's all that matters. FYI all the shots of the Blackfeet tribe riding through the plains come from THE BIG TRAIL (R. Walsh, 1930).

I love Shirley Temple movies! This one is no exception! Thanks!